[ Tradition & Innovation ]

agrotop throughout the years

For over 40 years agrotop stands for innovative solutions in the field of spray technology. Key to success is the continuous adaption of nozzles and equipment to modern demands of the agricultural praxis. With some milestones of our company’s history we have affected the development of the whole market up to today. Also in the future with our grown competence we stand for exact, efficient and simple plant protection technology with premium nozzles – from professionals for professionals.

2001 until today

	Silvermedal for the Quantofill M on the Agritechnica
	Continuous internal sprayer rinsing Improved rinsing system for continuous cleaning of field or orchard sprayers with reduced water and time consumption
	2007: TurboDrop®VR Innovative venturi nozzle for variable application speeds or rates
	2005: TurboDrop®HiSpeed First venturi double flat fan using anasymmetric orientation of the two spray patterns
	2003: SprayMax Improved multi range standard flat fan nozzle
	2001: AirMix® Low pressure ventrui nozzle with variable droplet size. A benchmark for compact air induction nozzles. First “short” venturi nozzle „cleaning“ funtion of intaking air

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1995 until 2000

	1997: TurboDrop® XL Multi use venturi nozzle for field sprayes with a variable droplet and pressure range
	1996: TurboDrop® 20/40/60 Narrow angle venturi nozzles for atomizers working in tall growing hop gardens
	1995: TurboDrop® DF First venturi double flat fan nozzle for field sprayers
	1995: TurboDrop® Standard Injector with integrated cap to fit directly on standard bayonet nozzle holders
	1995: TurboDrop® TDF 80 First flat fan venturi nozzles used in atomizers
	1995: CADS nozzle with flexible tip for constant spray angle/droplet size

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1977 until 1994

	1994: TurboDrop® TDJ – ATR-V Hollow cone venturi nozzles for orchard spraying
	1993: TurboDrop® Universal First flat fan venturi nozzle for agricultural use, a benchmark for precision and drift reduction
	1989: First drift reducing nozzle ServoDrop® using a pre-orifice
	1987: Injector-foaming nozzle XAN 2
	1984: Standard flat fan nozzles made from high wear resistant POM
	1977: First flat fan nozzle made from Polybutylenterephtalat (PBTP)